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Xu Ning froze. The snake had already moved several meters before she continued to move.

Xu Ning swallowed, looked up and shone the flashlight around, and when she found no spicy strips, she continued to turn over the stones.

It's just that my hands are shaking a little.

It's okay, we've all left, we're just passing through the mountain, we're just passing by.

Xu Ning comforted himself in this way, and after catching crabs one after another, he gradually ignored that feeling.

"Uh, my waist is a little sore." Xu Ning put down the clamps, the bucket was almost full.

"So, what those adults said was all false. Children also have waists and can get backaches, too." Xu Ning muttered as he carried the crab back.

After bringing all the crabs into the RV, Xu Ning moved out a stool, took out a large basin and put it aside, intending to sit down and process all the crabs.

Xu Ning processes a crab very quickly. He throws away the inedible parts such as the heart, liver, and lungs, then breaks the crab into two halves and throws them into the prepared large basin. The whole process takes only a dozen seconds.

Because he was tired from bending over, Xu Ning sat up straight and leaned forward, which made his waist feel better.

About half an hour later, Xu Ning had processed the bucket of crabs.

The big crab in the sink was not spared and was dealt with by Xu Ning as well.

Xu Ning cleaned the processed crabs again, then poured a few bottles of cooking wine into them to marinate them, and then poured the kitchen waste from dinner and the waste from the processed crabs into the stream.

Xu Ning didn't dare to stay for long. She rinsed the bucket, threw it back into the space and ran back because she found that those green eyes were approaching this side.

Xu Ning got into the RV and immediately turned on the isolation system.

The car windows and other items were also closed tightly. Soon, Xu Ning saw those green eyes wandering around the RV through the glass window.

It was dark, and the moon was only a tiny crescent, so I couldn't make out what the green eyes were.

Xu Ning guessed it was a wolf. Sure enough, those green eyes did not find Xu Ning, and started howling on the spot.

Xu Ning rubbed his arms, which were covered with goose bumps.

However, Xu Ning was not worried about them, she was safe in the RV. In order not to amplify her fear, Xu Ning started to mix the flour paste.

This time, Xu Ning prepared another large basin, in which he had cracked a dozen eggs, then poured in more than ten pounds of flour and half a pound of pepper powder and stirred them. He continued to add salt water to stir the flour into a paste, and then scooped up the crabs in the bucket and poured them in.

Xu Ning washed the bucket and threw it into the space, then took out a clean large basin. This basin was used to hold the fried crabs.

There was no space left for the batter on the stove, so Xu Ning moved a folding stool over and placed it next to the stove.

Xu Ning cut the onion into slices and put them together with the onions and garlic to dry. Then he lit the fire, replaced the flat pot with a deep pot, and prepared other things that would be needed, such as the colander and pepper and salt.

Before the oil in the pan was hot, Xu Ning put the ginger slices, onions, ginger and garlic into the pan and fried them until they were burnt before removing them from the pan and throwing them away.

The oil pan was very fragrant at this time, and Xu Ning began to carefully put the crabs covered with batter into the pan.

Xu Ning put on sleeves and an apron, stretched his arms straight, and did not dare to go down one by one. He just scooped a spoonful with a colander and put it into the pot. The next second, crackling sounds were heard in the RV.

Xu Ning quickly covered the pot and breathed a sigh of relief.

After a while, the aroma of fried crabs overflowed and the water in the pot evaporated. Xu Ning opened the lid, turned the crabs over and continued frying.

At the same time, turn down the heat and fry over medium-low heat until golden brown, then remove from the heat and drain the oil.

It was almost done. Xu Ning poured the fried crabs into the prepared large basin, scooped another spoonful of crab paste with a colander and put it into the oil pan, quickly covered the lid, and then sprinkled pepper and salt on the fried crabs.

The freshly fried crabs smelled very delicious. Xu Ning turned the range hood to the highest setting and also turned on the exhaust of the RV.

Xu Ning also turned on a fan for herself, and waited until the fried crabs were no longer hot before she picked them up and put them in her mouth.

"Crunch, crunch" the fried crabs were fried very crispy. Xu Ning used more flour on purpose. The crab shells wrapped in flour on the surface were fried crispy, but the crab meat inside was still firm and sweet. Xu Ning finished half a crab in just three or two bites.

Xu Ning licked his lips. It was so delicious. The aroma of the previous fried crab was still lingering in his mouth, and the next one popped into his mouth.

Xu Ning was not idle while eating. He ate and fryed the crabs at the same time. By the time the crabs were fried, Xu Ning had eaten a lot and his belly was full.

Even so, the fried crabs still popped out of the big basin. Xu Ning waved his hand, and the steaming fried crabs were taken into the space.

The kitchen in the RV was a mess. Xu Ning collected the unused oil for cooking, and cleaned the stove and the surrounding area. It was already late at night.

Xu Ning dragged his tired body to take a quick shower, and cut his long hair into shoulder-length short hair. After blowing his hair dry, he immediately lay down on the bed.

"I'm so tired. Delicious food is really troublesome." Xu Ning muttered. The smell in the RV was still very strong. He closed his eyes, turned on the air conditioner for fresh air, and fell into a deep sleep the next second.

When Xu Ning woke up, it was already noon. The first thing he did when he woke up was to make a partition on the side of the bed, so that next time he cooked in the RV, there would be no smell on the bed.

After making the partition, Xu Ning threw the pillows and quilt into the washing machine to wash and dry them, and then took them outside to dry in the sun.

Xu Ning had no appetite because of the greasy meal last night. After washing up, he simply blanched some water celery and ate it cold, and he was full.

Xu Ning opened the skylight and the windows in various parts of the RV for ventilation, turned off the isolation system, then put on rubber shoes and gloves and left the RV.

There were many more footprints around the RV, including those of wolves and some herbivores.

Xu Ning took a look and walked away. She planned to get some wild vegetables and crabs. It would be a bit hard now, but she would feel more comfortable staying in the Northwest later.

Xu Ning didn't walk too far. He found a place where the sun was not so strong and started to cut water celery. After the water celery, he picked whatever wild vegetables he saw.

In the end, she cut seven or eight sacks of food. Xu Ning calculated that if she had two meals a day, one sack would last her half a month. The dozen or so sacks in total would be enough to feed her for half a year.

Half a year later, no one knew where they went. Xu Ning stopped picking the fruits and started turning over stones instead.

The crabs all hide during the day, but at night, it is easier to find a crab than to turn over a rock. There are even several crabs hiding under some big rocks.

Xu Ning searched from the afternoon to the evening and found several large buckets of crabs.

Xu Ning was also completely exhausted. He sat on a rock by the stream, holding his waist and gasping for breath.

"Ton ton ton" Xu Ning drank a whole bottle of iced mineral water, put the bottle away, wiped the sweat dripping from his forehead, and began to look around.

From the moment the sun set, the creek began to rustle. Xu Ning had been trying hard to fill the creek with crabs, but now she was too tired to do anything.

"What on earth is that?" Xu Ning stood up. She was afraid it was a snake, so she took out a flashlight and shone it into the swaying grass. Then she saw the red eyes she saw last night.

"I was scared, it turned out to be rabbits." And they were rabbits that were not afraid of people. When Xu Ning shone the flashlight on them, they just hid to the side and didn't run away at all.

“Rabbits should be delicious, but it’s a pity that we don’t know how to kill them.” Xu Ning thought that when he got to the next city, he would have to find a place to learn how to process these things. Otherwise, it would be so cruel to let these rabbits be left alone in the wild.

Just go into her belly, cute bunny.